April 14, 2008

Freeman. Dyson.

Rl_mainlogo_4 Radiolab's bioengineering episode (So Called) Life mentioned New York Review of Books contributor and "frog prince of physics" Freeman Dyson numerous times . . . and in a stern voice reminiscent of action movie trailers, or perhaps, a headlining heavy metal band (if you download the epsiode, fast forward to 33:45). Such intonations seem entirely appropriate for the author of The Scientist as Rebel.

Update: Here is the sound clip . . . Download freeman_dyson.mp3

Update the II: Here is a remix of the sound clip Download freeman_dyson_remix.mp3 . . .

Evan J
By Evan J
Apr 14, 2008 1:34:52 PM | Media Mentions

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